Asian Legal Review

The Tomohon Extreme Market will be dog and cat meat-free after images of animals being bludgeoned while still alive had sparked outrage.

Financial institutions in the UK can lawfully send customers neutral information comparing the savings products they provide without needing the customers’ consent to do so, two regulators have confirmed.

Zoe Betts tells HRNews about the steps employers should take to minimise the risk of COVID-19 reinfection in the workplace

The government made changes to the Residential Property Act to ‘safeguard residential land for Singaporeans’.

Deputy House Speaker Pichet Chuamuangphan said election-winning Move Forward’s leader Pita Limjaroenrat will not be included in next week’s third vote for a premier.

Platform workers in Singapore are set to gain more bargaining power on issues such as earnings and welfare after the government accepted an industry workgroup’s recommendations for reform.

The rapper, whose full name is Subhas Govin Prabhakar Nair, was found guilty of attempting to promote ill will among racial and religious groups for his social media comments and videos.

The move comes as a fresh blow to Move Forward Party leader Pita Limjaroenrat’s hopes of becoming the next Thai prime minister. Lawmakers are forbidden from owning shares in media companies under the kingdom’s constitution.

Individuals involved in a class action-style claim raised against a London university have been told to pursue their claims via alternative dispute resolution (ADR) before their case before the courts goes any further.

The country’s first-ever sovereign wealth fund has been touted as a way to accelerate growth, after earlier sparking transparency concerns over how it would be managed and financed.